- Japan’s Inoue beats Nakatani to retain undisputed super bantamweight title Al Jazeera —
- Boxing-Inoue beats Nakatani to retain undisputed super bantamweight title The Straits Times —
- Naoya Inoue breathes sigh of relief after outlasting Junto Nakatani in superfight The Japan Times —
- Naoya "Monster" Inoue gets past Junto Nakatani in Tokyo Dome superfight The Japan Times —
- Naoya Inoue beats Junto Nakatani by unanimous decision in Tokyo to retain super-bantamweight belts ABC News —
- Naoya Inoue outshines Junto Nakatani in Tokyo showdown to keep super-bantamweight title The Guardian —
- Inoue beats Nakatani by unanimous decision to retain super-bantamweight belts Associated Press —
- Naoya Inoue beats Junto Nakatani in Tokyo super fight to retain undisputed titles The Standard —
- Naoya Inoue just too good for spirited Junto Nakatani in long-awaited super-fight The Independent —
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- Inoue vs Nakatani LIVE: Fight time, latest updates and results The Standard —
- Inoue vs Nakatani LIVE: Start time, undercard, fight updates and results today The Independent —
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- How to watch Inoue vs Nakatani: TV channel and live stream for fight today The Standard —
- Where to Watch Naoya Inoue vs. Junto Nakatani Boxing Live Online Variety —
- Boxing Tonight: UK start times, live stream, TV channel and fight card Mirror —
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- Classy Inoue beats Nakatani to remain undisputed BBC News —
Tokyo Dome
Indoor stadium in Bunkyō, Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Dome is an indoor stadium in Bunkyō, Tokyo, Japan. It was designed as a baseball stadium following its predecessor, Korakuen Stadium. In Japan, it is often used as a unit of size; for example, "the new construction is five times the size of Tokyo Dome."
Also known as...
Big Egg, Tokyo Big Egg, and The Big Egg
Naoya Inoue beats Nakatani